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New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Gymnopus lodgeae Singer 354090R. E. Halling   78901999-10-16 Costa Rica, San José, Dota, Jardin, ±3.5 km W of Interamerican Highway at Empalme, 9.7144 -83.9744, 2220 - 2220m Full Record Details
University of South Alabama Herbarium
USAM	Gymnopus lodgeae (Singer) J.L. Mata USAM-F00641J.L. Mata   22082014-08-13 COSTA RICA, ALAJUELA, POAS, VIZ POASITO, 10.16605 -84.23394 Full Record Details
USAM	Gymnopus lodgeae (Singer) J.L. Mata USAM-F00711J.L. Mata   22782015-08-06 COSTA RICA, HEREDIA, BARVA, VIZ SACRAMENTO, 9.45232 -83.77899 Full Record Details
University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium
TENN-F	Gymnopus lodgeae (Singer) J.L. Mata TENN-F-056639J.L. Mata   96781998-07-01 Costa Rica, NANA, Dota, Empalme, Jardin De Dota, 3.5 Km W. off Interamerican Hwy. at Emapalme, 9.714444444 -83.89111111 Full Record Details
TENN-F	Gymnopus lodgeae (Singer) J.L. Mata TENN-F-058091J.L. Mata   100961999-06-18 Costa Rica, NANA, Dota, Empalme, Jardin De Dota, 9.711666667 -83.89111111 Full Record Details
TENN-F	Gymnopus lodgeae (Singer) J.L. Mata TENN-F-058621J.L. Mata, R.H. Petersen, R.E. Halling, & L. Norvell   110132000-06-25 Costa Rica, NANA, Dota, Empalme, Jardin De Dota, 9.711111111 -83.97138889 Full Record Details
TENN-F	Gymnopus lodgeae (Singer) J.L. Mata TENN-F-058638J.L. Mata & R.H. Petersen   110302000-06-29 Costa Rica, NANA, Dota, Guadalupe, Finca El Jaular, 9.660833333 -83.86694444 Full Record Details

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